definite meanings, and a God of onefixed purport. Gods should
be iridescent, like the rainbow in the storm. Man creates a God in his own
image, and the gods grow old along with the men that made them. But storms
sway in heaven, and the god-stuff sways high and angry over our heads. Gods
die with men who have conceived them. But the god-stuff roars eternally, like
the sea, with too vast a sound to be heard. Like the sea in storm, that beats
against the rocks of living, stiffened men, slowly to destroy them. Or like
the sea of the glimmering, ethereal plasm of the world, that bathes the feet
and the knees of men as earthsap bathes the roots of trees. Ye must be born
again. Even the gods must be born again. We must be born again.
In her vague, woman's way, Kate knew this. She had lived her life. She had
had her lovers, her two husbands. She had her children.
Joachim Leslie, her dead husband, she had loved as much as a woman can love
a man: that is, to the bounds of human love. Then she had realized that human
love has its limits, that there is a beyond. And Joachim dead, willy nilly
her spirit had passed the bounds. She was no longer in love with love. She
no longer yearned for the love of a man, or the love even of her children.
Joachim had gone into eternity in death, and she had crossed with him into
a certain eternity in life. There, the yearning for companionship and sympathy
and human love had left her. Something infinitely intangible but infinitely
blessed took its place: a peace that passes understanding.
At the same time, a wild and angry battle raged between her and the thing that
Owen called life: such as the bull-fight, the tea-party, the enjoyments; like
the arts in their modern aspect of hate effusion. The powerful, degenerate
thing called life, wrapping one or other of its tentacles round her.
And then, when she could escape into her true loneliness, the influx of peace
and soft, flower-like potency which was beyond understanding. It disappeared
even if you thought about it, so delicate, so fine. And yet, the only reality.
Ye must be born again. Out of the fight with the octopus of life, the dragon
of degenerate or of incomplete existence, one must win this soft bloom of being,
that is damaged by a touch.
No, she no longer wanted love, excitement, and something to fill her life.
She was forty, and in the rare, lingering dawn of

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